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Remembering 1947 Farmington Forest Fire
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Several clippings of separate articles and photos, from October of 1997, reporting on the October 1947 Farmington forest fire, with personal accounts and details about the fire from those who remember it. Some articles are full paper sheets, others are smaller clippings.
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Writers: John Nolan, Joshua Studley, Brian Hannon
Photographers: Mark Bolton, Brian Hannon, Rochester Historical Society, Sam Seavey
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The Rochester Times, Fosters Daily Democrat
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Farmington NH
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1947 Farmington News Article Major Forest Fire 1908
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November 14, 1947 Farmington News article about a major, July 10, 1908 forest fire.
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Farmington News
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Farmington News
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1908
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1947
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FARMINGTON, (N. H . ) HEWS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947
The FarMjui<ton:Newas!;|
FARMINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB
Published Friday* »'t T»rjnliigto»rItrXrii't)J'
** Teacher's Reception
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A reception will be given the
Correspondence and'ltoma of -nomj are
cordially solicited, bat man reach the offloa
teachers of Farmington Etihools
In Urns lor publication In tbo ourront Issue
In the Woman's club hall over
All Communications must be signed by tbo
writer, and snob matter will be handled at
tbo library on Tuesday evening.
be dlsoxetlon of tbo publisher.
November 4, at 8 15 o'clock.
SUBSCRIPTION: One Year, $1 JO
Guest speaker will be Prot.
Six Months, $1.00
Three Months, Mo
Willlopi Yale of the faculty of the
University of Now Hampshire,
WARNING AGAINST BURNING
Announces that.
of _ New Hampshire, who will
Charred and desolate remains ment, upon whose shoulders fell
speak on "The Palestine Situa- of square mile after square mile the gigantic task of directing ANYTHING OUT-OF-DOORS
of
valuable timber, hardwood Jlreflghtlng operations, Is com
In answer to many questions
tlon '
growth, pasture lands and farm mended highly for the excellent concerning tho burning of leaves,
Professor Yale has for njany lands, givo mute evidence of onedlschargo of his duties. Despite rubbish, trash in incinerators and
years been known as an outstand of the greatest fire disasters this criticism from tho usual sources, such, which have been' asked Are
ing lecturer, on world affairs, town has ever known. Not the Chlof Glbbs stuck by his poet and officials recently, Fire Chief Mar
will be made on
with particular reference to the scorched earth, but tho 'burned mode every effort possible to shall F. Glbbs announced Wed
earth, Is the only possible way of combat t/bls disaster, with much nesday that despite a day ot rain
Mlddlo East. A graduato of the describing this holocaust, which loss of sleep, proper food and
which has dampened things to
Shetfleld
Scientific
School of by some miracle beyond "under limited
oqulpment.
His total some extent, permission to do any
Yale Unlvorsity In 1910, ho re standing.* did not claim tihe lite disregard for bis own personal outside burning, will not be giv
ceived hts master's degreo from of one single resident of this com feelings <tnd welfare la the face en anyone until tbe danger of
the University of New Hampshire munity of some 4,000 people, and of this emergency put confidence fires ihaa been eliminated. Chief
burned but three dwelling build In the hearts of those working Oibbs also announced that no
in 1928 The war years. 1914 to ings.
with htm and confidence in tbe rubbish Is to be burned at the
1918, ho spent in tbe Middle
hearts of the townspeople, who town dumping lot, under any
The outbreak of this Ore oc
East, and has kept close contact curred Tuesday afternoon, Octo-' were depending upon his Judg circumstances.
and interest in that part of tbe ber 21, near the Boston and Maine ment for their safety
Also Instrumental to
world since. Professor Yale has railroad tracks, about two miles extent In assisting with a great FARMINGTON GIRL SCOUTS
the dl
south of tbe village oft U S.
On Wednesday, October 22, the
traveled extensively and was in Route 11, and owing to the ex rection of fireflgntlP.g were for
•attendance at the United Nations tremely dry condition, spread over mer flro chiefs. Andrew J Foss 'four Farmington Scout troops
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Conference at San Francisco. a considerable area and was a and Uel A. Gardner, who acted met at the high school assembly
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During tho recent world conflict, major conflagration in a matter directly under Chief Glbbs and hall. Mrs. James Thayer, chair • ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T ^ T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T ^
helped organize one of the larg
of minutes.
he was in tho service of the gov
Throughout the jnlght and all est flreflgbting groups this town man of the Scout committee,
showed several films of various
ernment as an expert on t'fio Near day Wednesday bupdreds of fire has ever known.
Bast.
lighters,
using
all
available Working in almost a team with Scout activities of the past year,
COMBINATION GAS AND OIL RANGES.
equipment, battled the blaze un the firefighters, the Farmington as well as of other events, sucTo.
til It was brought under tem police department played a large as the May party of several years
GUIDE BEE REPORTING
porary control, during which time part In keping order, patrollng
ago.
Many of the Scouts had
Hello, folks, there isn't too all traffic, except lire trucks and highways constantly, answering
emergency vehicles were routed all sorts of messages and calls participated In the scenes shown
much to report on our Pioneer
over the Chestnut Hills road and and watching out for tbe safety and derived much pleasure from
Oirls this week, as ma wore through Mlltoa.
Norge Pot-Burner Room Heaters
of everyone. All special officers the films, some of which, were
obliged to postpone our regular
On Thursday,
following the were called Into action at once by shown twice, by popular demand!
meeting Thursday, also our Hal outbreak of the fife, fate showed Chief Elmer F Clougb, under
The Intermediate Scouts stayed to
lowe'en party tho 29 th, because Its hand again, In. the form of a whose direction they worked
sudden strong wind. The blaze State poilco and other law officials hear an Instructive and interest
of tho (Ire.
which provlous to that hod been also gave needed help to this ing talk by Margallne Joy, on the
By Competent Men,
There will be our usual meet brought under
control, was area.
conservation camp held this past
ing Thursday at 3 46 p m., at tanned by a 30 to 40 mile an
The Farmington highway de summer at Spruce Pond camp,
Immediately
turned
the Baptist diurch vestry} overy- hour gale and quickly broke out partment
Allenetown
ono is welcome to be with us of all control, swept across Route over all available equipment and
11 In a southeasterly direction, men, and performed an important
The food
s a 1 o originally
thon
We still have a lot of at a point near Qiadray's restaur task In making passablo a much
CHARLES F. W00LLETT & SONS
plans for our National
Pioneer ant, razing two cottages owned needed but previously little used planned for Wednesday, October
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 4191
FARMINGTON, N. H
Oirls week from 3-9. so waten for and occupied by the 'Proprietor road, from the Paulson road to 29, was postponed because of lo
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more about it later
That's all of this favorite roadside lunch the Ten Rod road, that this area cal emergency conditions, but — - room, and a third,
familiarly along the flro line might be served will be Ibeld at a later date.
for now
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known as "Ben's Rest, owned by more quickly and more efficiently
Olrl Scout week opened Sun
Ben (Jarrow, add situated a short Highway department trucks ren
distance away
It rolled on like dered equally important
assist day, October 26„ wlfh "go-toCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
a sea of Ilery water
through anco In hauling equipment for ohurch" day. Many of our lead
Myles D. Blanchard, Minister
miles of forest between Route 11 •men fighting fires.
ers and Scouts were unable to be
Morning worship at 10 30 a m and the Chestnut Hills road, in
Of extremely great help during
Church Bchool ,at 1 1 4 5
the direction of Rochester De the direction of operations was present because of their Rod
Pilgrim Fellowship at 4 p. m spite all possible efforts this tidal tho use of short wave radio Cross duties, also the sorvices at
Owing to tho fact that the wave of flames could not be equipment. Communications were tho Congregational church, which
PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES.
church has been used as bead- stopped, and within a few short established by the use of three was being used as Red Cross
hours created perhaps its worst transmitters located in fire areas headquarters, had to be cancelled
quartOrB for tho Red Cross dur destruction when it roared down and a receiver located at the fire
STEAM AND HOT WATER BOILERS. HOT A I R FURNACES
ing tho recent emergency, all ac through the Chestnut Hills sec station. Through
these facili Nevertheless, we are proud of
tivities In -tho parish Have been tion of Rochester, razing scores of ties, equipment could be rushed the showing made at our local
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK
cancelled for tlhts week-. There homes and other buildings, and to tbe scene of new outbreaks and churches Sunday morning by tihe
continued on Its mad way toward patrols relieved or reinforced Scouts, who received tho coopera
will be further notice as to when
Somersworth
and Berwick. So when needed,* with a minimum of tion of churches and parents.
thoy will bo resumed. It has utterly complete was tbe devasta delay
These short wavo sets
been extremely gratifying to see tion wrought by one of man's were made avallablo by four pub
with what alacrity the citizens of worst enemies, that words alone lic-spirited men who responded to SHOWER PARTY FOR
the call of an emergency
our town responded to the call for cannot describe it.
MRS. ALBERT CURRIER
Hundreds of volunteers Joined
help. People of all faiths have firemen with shovels, brooms,' The H. Q. Rondeau Shoe Com
JOBBING AND REPATR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
'Mrs. Albert Currier, a momber
operations on
been willing to aid Tragedy rakes, hoes. and anything and pany ^ Bsuspended and went'Into of the office personnel at tbe Ron
f<r i
.i „
„
. \ ,_..„
Wednesday noon _ „ , i
recognizes no creeds.
everything that could 'be used in action In the battle. The general deau Shoe company, was the
any way to subdue tho fire. Fire manager of the firm, NormandP guest of honor at a shower at the
fighting equipment was rusheu Liberty, who also Is chairman of borne of Miss Florence Pope on
from nearby _ towns and cities, the local disaster committee of Tuesday evening
Mrs. Currier,
SOLD AND INSTALLED
trucks bearing tanks of all sizes the American Red Cross, cancelled who had been asked to attend a
Yes, we have a large stock of
for carrying water were ruabed all other matters and not only glamour party, was greatly sur
STORE OPEN FROM 8 A . M. TO 5 P. M
Remnants
to ohoose
from,
to the scene, which eventually gave his personal active aid prised iwherl she was greeted by
also, Press on Tape, Plastio covered an estimated area of over equipmont from tho factory, and the entire office force, who to the
15 square miles In
Farmlngton^e^nceiie,] important b u s i n e s s tune of Happy Birthday, were
Aprons, all kinds of Towels, alone.
matters, but ..proved very con singing Lovely Baby For You.
Numerous homes along tho/j structive In organizing his groups Mrs.
Curtain Material, Ironing Cov
Ourrler
received a great
main highway, tho Chestnut Hills for the greatest possible advant> many lovely gifts and a delicious
ers, Rugs, Thread, all colors;
road, and Meetinghouse hill road ago.
The employees of the fac buffet luncheon was served by the
FARMINGTON, N. H.
MECHANIC ST.
TEL. S331
woro constantly threatened, "but tories remained on tho fire front hostess, Miss Florence Pope.
Darning and Mending Cotton,
wero saved tlmo after
time by as long as they were needed and
Safety Pins, Ladies' Handker
firefighters, who .fought the Maze It was tbe following Tuesday
chiefs, Pearl Cotton, Blanket as If each 'home belonged per morning before they reported for BAPTIST CHURCH
sonally to them.
A. Auberc. Pastor
usual work of shoemaklng
Binding, Seam Binding, Elas
NEW
—
BEAUTIFUL
ELECTRIC
By late Friday all major
fires
Blblo school, 9 45
wore brought under some resomOrganizations, Stores,
tic, i Common Pins, Narrow
Preaching services at 11 a m
blance of control, nowever, were
and Private Citizens
Baby Ribbon, pink and bine;
and 7 p. m.
far from being out.
Young people's meeting at 6 p
Feed Army of Firefighters
Bags of Ribbon.
New Fires Break Ont
For more than a week volun m.
•New threats
to
the
Village
teer workers of (ihe local Red
Thursday, 3.45, Pioneor Oirls.
wero seen when a brush flro was Cross chapter, V F W Auxiliary,
7, prayer meeting
discovered on the FarmlngtonA FAMOUS NAME
—
A FAMOUS PRODUCT
iMlddleton road late Wednesday Savlatlon Army, individuals and
retail food
and
night, October 22, and again on ganlzatlons stores, been other
Oandy Cupboard Chocolates,
constantly
Friday, October 24, when a blaze on the Job, have
supplying warm food 95c lb. RobertB Rexall Store.
was found a short distance from for • the army of • .firefighters.
tho West Milton road near the They not only prepared the food,
8 Orange Street
Dick Dame brook. Both
fires
wero extinguished
quickly by but delivered It right to the men
Farmington, N. H. firemen before a major threat de at every area, where they were
stationed
Hot coffee, sandwich
veloped.
Tel. 4 4 2 a
«b, soups, cakes, cookies, and
other nourishing foodstuffs aided
Open Evenings
Ring Bell
Direction of Kreflgnting
no end in providing materia,! and
Gigantio Task
SPECIALTY SHOP
moral comfort for the men who
Flro Chief Marshall F Oibbs wero giving their best In tho
emergency
of tbe Farmington fire depart
SOCIAL SUPPER TRAYS AND
Farmington Escapes Being Wiped Out
By The Greatest Fire in Local History!
LAUNDRY
In Path oh Forett Fire, With Advene Odds, Heroic
Work by Hundred*, of Peraotu Saved the
Town From Total Destruction.
Weekly Pick-ups
-
Build up your menus with grand-tasting plentiful foods . . .
an abundant variety of wholesome, nutritions foods that are
plenty good and plenty l o w in price. That's the way toSERVE MORE and SAVE MOBE! That's the way to cooper
ate sensibly with the President's Food Conservation Program.
Do your bit by buying as lfttle as possible of the scarce, high
priced foods—and we'll do our best t o bring you adequate
supplies of lower priced plentiful foods.
Green Giant PEAS
19c can
Old Dutch CLEANSER
2 for 18c
Sunny Morn COFFEE
2 lbs. for 77o
Swan's S o w n CAKE FLOUR 37c
Gerber's BABY FOOD
3 for 25c
Mondays & Tuesdays
H. W. VARNEY
Phone Farmington 5067
Agency at Gray's Petroleum
Glenwood and Florence
Quality
Meats
69c
89o
69c
59c
59c
BEST CENTER CUTS PORK CHOPS
•BEST BEEF RUMP STEAKS
TOP ROUND CUBE STEAK
BONELESS CHUCK POT ROASTS
PURE PORK- SAUSAGE
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
Florence Oil Burners
PHILGAS INSTALLEP
F r i go Gas & Appliance Co.
a mn t n
v
1
Maine POTATOES
59c peck
Green PEPPERS
19o lb.
Sweet POTATOES 3 lbs. for 29o
.Florida ORANGES, large size
56o doz.
People's
SUPER I. G. A. MARKET
Phone 287
Farmington
FOUR TEARS AGO W E ORDERED SOME MODEL 'A' W i T E R
PUMPS AND T H E Y
JUST
ARRIVED.
YOU WOULD BE
SURPRISED HOW MUCH WARMER YOUR CAR IS D? IT
HAS A GOOD FLOOR MAT.
ONES.
W E H A V E GOT SOME GOOD
T H E SAME ABOUT SEAT COVERS.
OF COURSE
ALL THIS STUFF IS FOR FORDS.
AS A RESULT OF OUR A D W E A R E SOLD OUT
OP
PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE, BUT W E MANAGED TO
SNARE PLENTY OF ALCOHOL
A N D MENTHOL, AT
REGULAR PRICES.
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. T H E STUFF IS 60o A FOOT
AND T H A T IS AN OUTRAGEOUS PRICE.
Farmington Motor Car Go.
M3MCE
3?
Farmington, N, H.
Phone 291
n r
Don't get left out in
the Cold next winter!
Ixaert Burner Service—We're S.
equipped to service—adjuit.repalr,
clean—and test your entire basting
system — whether it's steam, hot
sir or hot water—and regardless of
make!
ARRANGE FOR YOUR
1»47-1»41 FUEL OIL
SUPPLY NOWI
— -J
Mobilheaf
S O C O N Y . V A C U U M H E A T I N G OIL
Wc Deliver in- Alton a n d New Durham
Reed's Oil Service
Pittsfield, N. H.
Tel. 97-2
Electric Water Heaters
Peggy's
Morton Sink & Cabinet Comb.
Bendix Washers and Ironers
G
LADRAY'O
LUNCH 0
Temporarily
Living Quarters
BURNED O U T
Business will be resumed as
soon as possible.
HATE THOSE SMOOTH
TIRES RECAPPED W I T H
a
-
Kclvinator Stove
BURNO'S
ROUTE 11, BETWEEN
FARMINGTON & ROCHESTER
Automatic Fus>l OH Dollvttry—
Saves you the nuisance o f check
ing your tank and re-ordering.
CALL
n
SEARLES - TAYLOR
CLOSED
CSoon Bunilftej MeetMtoeit^^Now
contains more heat units in every
gallon. Gives top burner perfonnance. Order now. I f k o n e of Amer
ica's largest-selling feel ofl brands!
n
Remnant Shop
, D O N T BUY A N Y % IN. HEATER HOSE UNLESS IT IS
ISALEKl
Lavatories, Sinks
Recessed Bathtubs
FRESH WATER SYSTEMS
"Gappy" .LaChance, Prop.
Central St,
Plumbing & Heating
Winter Snow Treads
CHINTZ CANOPIES
FIREMEN'S DANCE
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Fred Flewelllng, Pastor
POSTPONED
In Attractive Colors and
We hear from practical James
Postponement has been mode
Designs.
ot tho firemen's first annual dance again this week as ho emphasizes
which was scheduled for tbla Fri "Christian Standards of Con
CHILD'S TRAY.
,
day evening. October 31, at tihe duct"
Our Sunday school meets at 10 SMART PERFUME BOTTLES'.
Farmington
town
hall. The
dance will bake place at some fu a. m.
I^Iornlng worship at 11 a. m., NEW LINE O F TOYS FOR
ture date and tbe committee an
nounces that all tickets out will followed by communion.
EARLY CHRISTMAS
In tho evening we meet at
bo recognized at that time or
SHOPPERS.
6.30 for the prayer group and the
money will bo' refunded.
Evangelistic service follows at
STERLING FOR SHOWER
seven.
NOTICE!
•You need tbe spiritual touch
GIFTS.
Due to the present fire emerg
can got from attending
ency existing in this area, the you
New Durham fire company's an church and you are cordially In
MARGARET BUNKER
nual ball, which was scheduled vited to meet with us Sunday; al
for November 1, has been post so our prayer meeting each Thurs
Proprietor
poned until Saturday, November
day night at 7 30.
15.
Stromberg-Carlson
CONSOLE AND TABLE MODEL RADIOS
EMERSON Electric Co.
Telephone 4752
Night Phone 4419
NORTH MAIN STREET
fit*
:
FARMINGTON, N. H
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WAGON
WHEEL
Carpenter
REPAIR WORK
DO NOT TAKE CHANCES
WITH SLIPPERY
Furniture Repairing
.
WINTER DRIVING.
Prepare N O W !
.FIX THOSE STAIRS,
WINDOWS, ETC., THAT
MECHANIC 8T.
FARMINGTON, N. H.
ROGER-PLACE, Manager
.TEL. 4961
CENTRAL ST., FARMINGTON
D O IT N O W
Prompt Service.
Expert Work
ARTHUR N.MILLER
Turnovers,
ight every time with OCCIDENT FLOUR
it, the SPEEDIE BAKING METHOD
Sandwiches of all kinds,
POOL TOBACCO
CANDY TONICS
CALL 6066
FARMINGTON, N . H . *
Doughnuts,
Dinners, Hot Chicken Sandwich
NEED ATTENTION.
ESSO
SERVICE
STATION
All Home Gooktd Foods
Pies,
Clamjj French Fries,
Pepper Steaks,
Baked Beans to take out.
Gas • Tubes - Tires
CALL 6061
Allen Hanchett
HOURS 11 A . M . TO 1.30 A . M.
Proprietor
Farmlngton-Rocliester Road
FREE COW
WriU to Vlrabil*
.
Kobsrt
Ms, O&fdent
Horns Biking Initl}
tots. Dept. 30-14,
Make dcQdous bread and trM>r rofli In Jul/ the
titne . . . home baking so successful your family
wm eat every tempting morsel, and not waste a
single predota crumb.
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Bating Method. Contains bade recipes, fllmtrattd
with pkture-stepa for Specdie Bread and 8 Roll
Variations.
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FARMINQTON, (N. H.) NEWS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1947 _
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Put yonr hand on the best food buys of the week b y filling
your entire order at PEOPLE'S SUPER MARKET.whereevery
price is a low price every day. Yes—yon get SEAL SAVINGS
here—savings yon can see and feel in the extra change our low
prices pnt in the palm of your hand. And remember you get
KNOWN BRANDS—foods known to yon for their high quali
ty and good-tasting goodness. So, if you're
for ways
to reduce your food bill-look to PEOPLE'S SUPER MARKET
29c
39c
43c
8d
1 lb. pkg. 17o
65o
N. B. C. RITZ CRACKERS
GOOD LUCK OLEOMARGARINE
SNOWS MINCED CLAMS
I. G. A. TOMATO SOUP
COOK'S MACARONI
ACORN'S COFFEE
•Rite
W
MEATS
§•?, Cube Steak 69c lb
Pot Roasts
Corned Beef
Sausages
Hamburg
59c lb
59c lb
59c lb
49c lb
Boneless Chuck
Clear Meat, Lean
Pure Pork, Link
Fresh Ground
FISH D E P T .
FRE8H MACKEREL
HADDOCK FILLETS
STEWING OY8TER8
HALIBUT 8TEAK8
29 lb
45 lb
89 lb
69 lb
People's
EXPERIENCED
Stitching' Room
Help
ALSO
INEXPERIENCED
GIRLS
FOR VARIOUS JOBS IN PACKING AND STITCHING ROOMS
Steady Work
Good Pay
APPLY AT
HUBBARD SHOE GO. m
ROCHESTER, N. H.
51 WAKEFIELD ST.
Come And Eat
" W h e r e O l d Friends M e e t99
Open From 5:30 a. m. to Midnight
REGULAR MEALS
L U N C H E S AT A L L H O U R S
FARMINGTON GIRL SCOUTS
UNDER MANAGEMENT OF
Brownie Troop 17, at the meet
lng on Tuesday, October 14, held
a general discussion of Helpful
ness at Home, after which they
worked on tho first part of a proj
oct on this subject.
Troop 15 has selected the (pro
ficiency badges for which It will
work during the first half of the
year They Include weaving, cat
and dog care,' design, hostess,
CENTRAL COURT, FARMINGTON
child care, leather, and horse
woman.
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On Wednesday, October 29, the
four Farmington Scout troops
will hold a food salo for the bene
fit of the general fund, to be used
for various needs and project;
which a slnglo troop could not
ROOFING PAPER, No. 45, No. 55 and No. 65
undertake. Mr LaChance ha>
THICK BUTT SHINGLES AND FELT BUILDING PAPER
kindly given the use of his store
RLXFORD AXES, RED OAK HANDLES
$3.00
for the sale.
,
RLYFORD SCYTHS
SPECIAL AT $2.50
National Otrl 'Scout week beWOODEN SNATHES
SPECIAL AT $2.50
gins Sunday, October 26 On that
Sunday, Girl Scouts all over the
CHIDDEN WHITE HOUSE PAINT
United States will attend church
SPECIAL THIS WEEK, 5 gallon pails at $5.00 per gallon
In groups, each a t t c i l l n g I'll
church of her choice During the
PURE LINSEED OIL
week, speolpl obscrvanco will b
<
made of tho birthday of Juliette
SPECIAL AT 85c per quart and $3.10 per gallon this week
Low, founder of Girl Scouting In
HAY, FEEDS, GRAIN, SHELLS, SALT, FLOUR,
the United StateB.
BISCUIT MIX, DOUGHNUT MIX, DOG POOD, ETC.
••SHOOTY" EMERSOH
HOYT'S COZY LUNG
t
1
" C a p p y " LaChance, Prop.
Phone 287
I
1
SUPER I.G./L MARKET
Central St,
The
GUIDE BEE REPORTING
Hello Co you all, ICe me egsln
with more news of our Pioneer
OlrlB. We bod a fine meeting
Thursday afternoon with plenty
of sewing and activity We
were very pleased to have Mrs.
Miller^ and Mrs. Foley as our
guests. We hope more will be
with us every meeting day, as all
are welcome.
Martha Foley sang a solo,
which we enjoyed very much, en
titled In The Garden. We now
havo organized a Pioneer Girls
choir, under the leadership of
Anne Swanson and Dot WlllBon,
about twelve girls have been
chosen, so watch for more about
their progress.
Wo had two generous gifts pre
sented to us this week, Ave dol
lars from an Interested friend
from Massachusetts, also flvo dol
lars from a mother of one of our
Pioneer Girls. The money will
be used to purchase Bibles and
scissors for our Fortallces.
Now, a t last, hero Is the news
of our October fun date. It is td
be a real Hallowe'en party, with
all tho fixings. All Pioneer Girls,
come in costume to t h e Baptist
church vestry Wednesday night,
October 29, at 7 30 "clock. Don't
miss this iparty, as there will be
loads of fun and plenty to eat.
Tho girls on our refreshment
committee are Thelma Willson
Martha Foley, Viola Brough and
Virginia Sauter, so we know It
will be good. The guides and
helpers have charge of the games
and program, so wear your best
smile and worst costume and loin
the fun
Well, folks, that's It tor an
other week, but I'll be back soon
with more about our real Pion
eers.
Farmington
RURAL GAS IS HERE!
BOTTLED GAS
For Cooking, Heating, Refrigeration
WB SELL GAS RANGES (Domestio or Commeroial) ALSO
COMBINATION RANGES, Coal and Gaa, Oil and Gas
CEMENT
Delaware Feed Store
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Fred Flewelllng, Pastor
In our Sunday school leBBon for
this week we are asked to face
ourselves In tho mirror of God's
NEW DURHAM, N. H.
Word It is a lot easier to look
TELEPHONE: ALTON 68 ring 11
at our neighbors and criticise
their faults, but If we face our
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selves In this light and boeomc
"doers of the Word and not hear
era only", tbon wo shall be blessed
and our religion will not bo In
at
vain.
Our school is observing Rally
day and Promotion day combined
this week. A special feature ol
the morning session will be a
moving -picture of the early lite
of Christ.
8 Orange Street
Sunday school a t 10 a. m. Farmington, N. H.
Morning worship a t 11 o'clock.
The prayer group a t 6 30 in Men's Red and Bine Handker
the evening will bo followed by a chiefs, 25o each; Men's White
Ties, , Donghnnts, Turnovers,
big union service with the Bap Handkerchiefs,
15o e a c h ;
Dinners, Hot Chicken Sandwich
tlst church uniting with us. We Ladies' White Handkerchiefs,
expect to hove another beautiful 12o each; Ladies' Linen Hand
Sandwiches of all kinds,
Christian* moving picture as B
Clams, French Fries,
kerchiefs, Ladies' Belts, Neck
part of tho evening program
Pepper Steaks,
which will he In charge of theScarfs; Baby Dresses, Home
laymen of' the churcheB.
made Patchwork Quilt. Get*
Baked Beans, to take ont
Plan now to attend church b6th ting low on Outing Flannel,
Gas - Tabes - Tires
morning 'and evening this week.
come np and look around and
CALL 5061
see for yourself what bargains'
HOURS 11 A. M. TO 1.30 A. M.
we have.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH •
Myles D. Blanchard, Minister
Open Evenings
Ring Bell
Morning woraSlp a t 10.30.
Church school a t 11.46.
Pilgrim Fellowship at 4.30.
Tho Men's club will have for
Its speaker next Tuesday night,
Sherman Adams, ex-congressman
from New Hampshire.
) The Young Adult group will
meet on Wednesday at 7 30 and
tho program will include- an en
tertainment by a magician.
Choves Haskell has been elect
ed president of tho Pilgrim Fel
lowship.
W W W
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BUY A STOVE FROM U9 TO HAVE
GAS INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME.
IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION FOR ALL TYPES OF STOVES.
HARVEY'S Home Appliances
PHONE 3783
36 NORTH MAIN STREET
FARMINGTON, N. H.
ins
BURNO'S
Remnant Shop
WAGON
WHEEL
RANCH
All Home Cooked Foods
-
SATURDAY, October 25
At 2 U'clock in the Afternoon, the town of
Farmington Will Sell at Public Auction at
THE SELECTMEN'S OFFICE
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IN SAID TOWN, DESCRIBED
AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT:
1. J . MARSHAlii HTJBBAiRD LOT, comprising ,20 acres, near
t h e former trotting, track.
2. HAROLD PEAIUi BUILDING, located on Mechanic BlTeot.
8. NEW ENGLAND COTTON VABiN LOT, noor property of
OEllmer Thompson, comprising 60 acres, off Meaderboro road.
4. - J . A, MQRRELL LOT, comprising 20 acres, on Chestnut
Hills road, (part of Otls_and Edgerly lot).
6.
r
CLARENCE E . JEWELL LOT, comprising
'known as Rtcker Lot, Chestnut Hills road.
i
27 "acres,
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TERMS OF SALE: Ten Percent (10&) Cast At Time of'Sale,
Balance at P-asiing of Deed.""
j i l J E S . E . THAYER,
LEO L. NEWBURY,
TJEL A. GARDNER,
Selectmen of Farmington."
Farmlngton-Rocliester Road
Carpenter
AL'S
REPAIR WORK
Pool Room
Furniture Repairing
BAPTIST CHURCH
A. Aubert, Pastor
Bible echool, 9.46 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m.
At 7 we will have our monthly
union service In the Advent
church. We expect to have a
sound* motion picture. You will
want to see i t .
,
Thursday, at "7, prayer meet
ing.
Scouring and. loss of hair may
occur in young dairy calves on a
rlboflavin-deflclent dleL
FIX THOSE STAIRS,
WINDOWS, ETC., THAT
NEED ATTENTION.
D O IT N O W
Prompt Service. Expert Work
CALL 5066
FARMINGTON, N. H.
ARTHUR N, MILLER
MECHANIC 8T.
FARMINGTON, N.H.
POOL
TOBACCO
CANDY TONICS.
Allen Hancheif
Proprietor _
VAtmm^nJScy^:
rtbllihod Fridays »tT»rin(citoD,-H. H.y b;
OAKL S." THOMJLS '' '
Correspondence and turns a t now* u s
cordially solicited, but moit reaoh u>e offlw
Is Umo for puUUoatlon In the current Usuo.
' A l l Communications n u t bo »l£nod by tho
writer, and such matter will be nandlod at
lie discretion of the publliher.
SUBSCRIPTION: One Tear, tl.80
Six Months, tl.on
Three Months, BOo
FARMINGTON
SANITARY LAUNDRY
Announces that
FARMINGTON BATTLING
RAGING FOREST FIRE
Weekly Pick-ups
Homes Menaced by Blaze
Covering Many Square Miles
will be made on
Since Tuesday, a forest 'fire
which has been raging in Farm
ington has burned over many
square miles and has menaced
many buildings especially In the
southern part of the town The
fire Btarted a t a .point not far
from the highway on Route 11,
two or three miles from the vil
lage and duo to the tinder dry
conditions, it was a matter of
minutes before' it was covering a
large area.
The 'Farmington fire depart AAAAAAAAAAAAAAaViftAJaaiUitiAJ
ment raced to the scone, and soon •
******
scores of men and boys were bat
tling a situation which was ter
rorizing in the face of a galo of
wind, that was blowing In the
direction of the village. .Appara
Pot-Burner Room Heaters
tus ifrom Rochester joined the
local forces, while state and local
Florence Comb. Gas and* OH Ranges
special police came to aid In
handling traffic. For a time
Philgas and Philgas Service
general travel waB detourod while
the lighters made a desperate ef
fort to keep fire from crossing the
highway and they succeeded.
Several families in the ex
posed vicinity were all packed up
ready to abandon their homes.
By Tuesday night it appeared
CHARLES F. WOOLLETTftSONS
tihat the fire was temporarily un
TEL. 4191
FARMINGTON, N. H.
der control, but early Wednesday | NORTH MAIN ST.
It renewed Its intensity and sov- WW W W W W W W W W^^W WWW
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eral hundred persons were fight
ing furiously in a short time.
The firemen under direction of
Chief Engineer Marshall Glbbs,
Mondays & Tuesdays
H. W . VARNEY
Phone Farmington 5067
Agency at Cray's Petroleum
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For Your Heating and Cooking Needs
FARMINGTON
Gas & Appliance Co.
Included the boys of Farmington
high school, armed with spades,
and supervised by Headmaster
Carl Harrlman. They succeeded
controllng the fire a t tho most
critical points, and by tbls Thurs
day morning It was burning In a
westerly direction.
It Is not .possible to estimate
tho loss of timber and young
growth, but- fortunately up to
now no valuable buildings have
been destroyed and no porsonal
casualties have been suffered.
Farmington may well be proud
of the capable operation of Chief
OlbbB and his fire department,
and of the. groups who aided in
providing food and other neces
sities.
Normand P Liberty, chairman
of the local disaster committee of
the American Red Cross, fur
nished a vehicle from the H O.
Rondeau Shoe Co., to distribute
food, which was prepared by
members of the Red Cross. These
women worked In shifts, all
Wednesday night at the Congre
gational vestry to prepare the
food. The Auxiliary of Willson
Hunt Post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, worked long hours prepar
ing and distributing food to the
men, with headquarters at the
Wagon Wheel Ranch. Too nrnoh
praise cannot be given to all these
agoncles for aid which is of major
Importance in this extremity
.Condition of surface a n d
weather make it Inadvisable to
build backfires, ^so It la necessary
to use every other possible meas
ure to combat tho danger No
rain Is predicted as this section
goes into its second month of
drought, and until rain comes in
quantity, every precaution must
be taken against) further fire ha*
ard.
MARSHALL F. GIBBS
NAMED VICE PRESIDENT
OF COUNTY FIRE WARDENS
Marshall F . Glbbs, chief of the
Farmington lire department mnd
county fire warden, was named
first vice .president of the Straf
ford County Fire WardenB as
soclatlon a't^the first annual meet
ing, of thai'group held at Orange
hall, Rochester, October 15. The
group Is headed . by Capt. John
CNeil of the Dover fire depart
ment, who was named president.
Other officers "of the association
are: Mrs. Ruth O. Kelley of
Middleton, second vice president,
only female member of the ten
associations in the state; Carl
Wentwor'th of Madbury, secre
tary; Harold Flower of Barrington, member of t h e executive
committee. for three years. A
nice banquet was served by
Women of tho Rochester Orange.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES.
STEAM AND HOT WATER BOILERS.
HOT AIR FURNACES
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK
Lavatories, Sinks
Recessed Bathtubs
JOBBING AND REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
FRESH W A T E R SYSTEMS
SOLD AND INSTALLED
STORE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
SEARLES • TAYLOR
MECHANIC ST.
TEL. 5331
FARMINGTON, N. £
Immediate Delivery on
Electric Ranges
And Electric
Hot Water Heaters
ORDER NOW!!
Strombcrg-Carlson
RADIOS
BENDIX Automatic
Washers Driers Ironers
EMERSON Electric Go.
Talaphona 4752
Night Phone 4419
NORTH MAIN STREET
JUST ARRIVED!
FARMINGTON, X. &
Large and Medium
Coleman Room Heaters
Available For Immediate Installation
A normal dog that is bitten by
a rabid animal may develop rab
ies In as short a time as ten days,
or It may show no symptomBtintll
several ^months later.
I t h a s been estimated that
there are ZE million cats In tie
United States.
Plumbing & He,
Christmas Toys
{ I r e Arriving Daily. Come In and Look Around
The ration for turkey poults
should contain not less than 25
percent protein.
Learn t o fly w i t h the air
force. Ask for full 'details on
this excellent opportunity at V.
8. army and #lr force recruiting
stations.
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H A R D W A R E
STORE
TELEPHONE 4641
South Main 8trMt, Farmington
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The Misses Tuckerman arc guests of
Mrs Lougee ia entertaining ber daugh
Mrs Nellie Ilayes.
ter and Igrandson from Wolfboro.
Mr and Mrs Flye of Boston are guests
Miss Butts left; Friday after having
had a pleasant visit at the hotbo o f - M r of Mr and Mrs W F Thurber.
and Mrs Stiles. :
Oscar Moorohouse of Boston has been
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spending a few days with Mrs Annie
Mr and Mrs Ira Mitchell entertained
the latter's niece and children from Bos Cook.
Mrs
Kuistenmachor and' little son
ton the |past week.
Walter o f Jamaica Plains are at the
John card lias his boats renovated and
at his boat house near the wharf ready Garland farm.
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Mrs John Nute returned from the
Ruth and Doris Stiles left Monday for Carney hospital -last Saturday, much
Norway, Me,, whero they will spend tile improved in health.
Miss Roberts and Miss Ring of North
remainder of the summer on their
Hampton are spending thoir vacation
grandparent's farm. °,
at Mrs T F Longley's.
Mr and Mrs Frank Emerson tendered
Miss E D Lindsay has had the pleas
a wedding reception and lawn party to
ure of. a visit from her brother, David
their friends last; Monday evening at
Lindsay and daughter.
.
their home in the' village.
to serve the public with pleasure boats.
Mr Harold Johnson and daughter
Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones.Mra Dodge
Julia, have- been visiting tho former's
and Miss'Gladys Dodge were the guests
of Mr and Mrs Rowe at Twin Pine cot aunt and family,, Mr and Mrs George
tage on Lake Winnisquam for a few Cannoy.
days the past week.
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DEXTER.
Blueberries are coming in slowly from
Miss Sylvia Cook visited relatives in
the /mountain districts north, of the
"town,. Jon account of the , drought. Farming ton last week.
H P Boodey and Luther Claflin have
Frank H o w a r d ' r e p o r t s a fairly "good
their hay crops harvested.
crop on Mt. Prospect. '
Rev. M r . Sederquest of the CampL S Boucher is assisting E F Simonds
meeting association was present and and F H Leavitt with their haying.
addressed a large gathering at the open
Miss H Ardena Berry of West P a r t
' air meeting in front of the
Baptist ington is visiting at Pond V i e w farm.
church Sunday„evening.
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Mr W H Simonda of Worcester, Mass,
, T h e Railroad company have installed, is visiting his daughter, Mrs F H Leav
a new pump in their well near the Alton itt.
Bay depot. This will be much appreci
G W Cook is working for H E Chaniated by, the public as the water is the
borlln and son through
the - haying
best in the neighborhood.
season..
The hay crop has been harvested on
Mr and M r s ' John C Thompson and
several of the farms and is unusually son of Alton Bay were at their home
light on account of the 'drougth. Fore here Sunday and Monday.
man Gleason, who finished haying Tues
Mr and Mrs F H Leavitt have -had as
day on the Dr. Hays place, reports onea ^ u e s t the former's sister, Miss Emma
half crop.
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Leavitt of Worcester, Mass.. tho past
Frankjvarney h a s - b e e n making- imweek.
prDvements in his | a tore. H e moved his
lefrigerator .to the back of the store,
. „
The Remedy That Does.
''Dr. King's New Discovery is the one
and has installed modern, up-to-date of
fice furniture. Rojscoe Brooks is work that does tho healing, others promise
but fail to perform," says Mrs E R Piering'for him this summer.
son of Auburn Centre, Pa. "It i« cur
Forest'Nutter and .Miss Ooorgia Ger- ing mo of throat and lung trouble of
rish were united | in marriage at the long standing, that other treatments re
Baptist! | parsonage, Monday evening/ lieved temporarily. Now Discovery is
doing me so ranch good that I feel sure
July 0,! by Rev. JMr. Cummings. M r its continued u s e - f o r a reasonable
and Mrs!Nutter are residents of Alton length of time will restore me to perfect
and have the best wishes and hearty health.". This renowned cough and
cold remedy and throat and lung healor.
congratulations o i a host of friends.
is sold at W W Roberts' drug store,
A case of assault was brought before also by L G Welch of Alton. 50c. and
the police
court
Tuesday
evening $1.00. Trial bottle free.
:
against one of the pol'ce officers at the
camp ground for beating a b o y on the
evening of July 4th. The case was set
tled through intercession, C \V Wentworth acting as counsel for the respon
dent by! payment of costs amounting to
$4.02 and making an apology.
Forest fires for the past two weeks
have-been
very) .troublesome. Will
Stephens and Joseph Mooney called out
the departmentj Sunday
afternoon.
Monday lire broke o u t ' in the pine
woods of Mr. Gooch ' and required the
all night watch of a crew of men. The
fire hasjbeen going over the w o o d and
timber lands on Mount Major and Pine
Mountain
for the
past four days.
Squads of men with the firemen from
this village have been trying to check it.
It worked its way, entirely around Pine
Mt, burning over several acres destroy
ing wood and timber, but "didn't cross
the road at M t . Major, where if it had,
several thousand feet of sawed lumber
• belonging to E H Rollins would have
been endangered: For several nights
the brisk wind fanned the flames in the
brush,causing.the fire to spread rapidly.
From 20 to 30 men have been fighting
it, but did not get it under subjection
until the rain of Tuesday afternoon
came to their assistance.
LOCKE'S CORNER.
Deacon' Nutter and Marion
were in Farinington Wednesday.
Jones
Ruby Ranger of Lynn, Mass., is visit
ing Marion Jones at Eben Nutter's.
Mr. Smith and family,'who have been
visiting at Charles Weeks' have returned
to their home in Alton.
Clarence B'Rand, who has been attending school in Boston for the past
five months, has- returned] to his home
in this place, j
There has been a bush fire burning
noar Barnstead Ceptre since last week
and men have been fighting it night
and day. It has caused much anxiety
among the p e o p l e ' w h o have buildings
nearby.
PHONOGRAPHS
I
We soli the Edison Phonograph, the
most perfect sound producing machine,
Mr. Edison's favorite invention, which
contains all bis how improvements, and
sell it for cash or on the easy-payment
plan. jWe are now showing the new
model with the big horn, the greatest
triumph in Phonograph making. Don't
orget that Mr. Edison is the inventor of
the entire Phonographic idea, and that
the Edison Phonograph, is the original
talking machine.
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Emerson
ALTON BAY, N. H
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THE . .
DOWNING CO.
J. H. DOWNING, Manager
A L T O N BAY, N, H.
Dealers in Long &
Short Lumber,
House Building
Material,
In accordance with the fco table adopt
ed by a majority of the physicians of
From Gilpin News Bureau.
Concord, horeaftor the foo for house
Concord, July 15.
visits will be $2 instead of §1.50. This
All varieties of fat men were in Conrate had been in vogue for nearly half a
cord last Saturday in attendance upon
century.
the annual midsummer onting of the
When the members of the second regi-,
New England Fat Men's club,the unique
association which is composed of 1100 ment of the New Hanipshiro national
^men who weigh more than 200, pounds guard reached Concord on the return
eaclj. | The heavyweights have tho jol- from thoir tour of duty with tho regu
liest possible time when they assemble, lars at Pine Camp in New Y o r k , their
in fhe winter for the annual meeting at torn and terribly soiled khaki uniforms
Hale's Tavern, Wells River, V f , and for gave evidouce'that the militiamen's so
the summerljunket at Contoocook river journ in tho Empire state had not boon
park in Concord. A year ago when a round of luxurious easo. Tho boys
they' gathorejd in the capital city the rain were, happy, though. They had worked
fell in torrents, but this year's event hard, it is truo, and were tired, but all
unusually
successful by were well, and as a consequence the
wasl made
es., A leading member of national guard officers are considerably
ploasant sk
the club is Col. William Jennings Bryan incensed bocause of tho continued ro
of ^ebraska[ and the fat men had hard ports that tho men did not recoive
ly got together when the news of Bry enough to eat at the big camp. They
an's! nomination for the presidency at insist that the government does not
Denver wasj spread. This congratula make a practice of starving its men and
tory telegram was immediately wired: that there is no more generous provider
"Col. W. J. | Bryan, Lincoln, Neb. The than Uncle Sam. Tho fact that some of
New England Fat Men's club at its mid the New Hampshire boys lost flesh is
summer mooting, extends to you, its not so much due to tho lack of food,
most distinguished
member^ sincere they say, as to the stiff and unusual
congratulations upon your selection as course of work which the men experi
a candidate f o r the office of president of enced in the sudden change from confthe jUnited States b y one of the greatest fortable home life to the hardships of
partitiB of tliis greatest republic on the camp. In some instances,it is acknowl
short,
face, of the [earth." Senator Gallinger, edged, the food supply ran
who is another prominent member of though not to starvation extreme, but
groat club, was on the committee on this, it is believed, was duo to the inex
the
perience of the company cooks in not
entertainment of the visiting "heavies,"
understanding
how to distribute the
but was unable to attend. He tele
rations.
Inspector General
Sullivan
graphed his good wishes. A sumptuous
was on hand and made careful notes of
banquet was served, the post prandial
all the trouble's of this character which
speakers, including Mayor Corning of
wer.e encountered, should N e w Hamp
Concord, H on. Rosecrans Pillsbury of
shire send another regiment to the
D,erry. Senator H . *E. Parker of Bradford
manoeuvres noxt year.
Vt.J and J. F. Hale of Well's River, V t .
A feature ofjthe exercises was a discus
Officials of the United Statos depart
sion of a proposition for the establish ment of agriculture have called atten
ment of an | insurance endowment for tion of the authorities here to the fact
those ponderous members of the club that the "elm leaf beetle," the ravages
who are given over b y the different life of which are said to bo as disastrous as
insurance companies as bad risks. For those of the gypsy moth, has found its
athletics the fat visitors indulged in way into New Hampshire. It is urged
many wondrous antics 'which vastly as that steps be taken at once to procure
tonished the uninitiated
witnesses. its extermination, which should not be
The^ festivities closed with a theatrical very difficult as it is beliovod th6 beetle
entertainment, a steamer ride on the- is still iu its first gonoration in this
Contoocook,! and dancing.
state. The government will assist by
Our Concord Letter
" W E S T MILTON.
;ALTON
The Lotlirops-Faruliani Go's
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Boys and Children's
(
Suits.
In Years
supplying a parasite.
The members of the state' tax com
mission are actively engaged in collect
ing statistics from the assessors and tax
collectors rj in the "different cities.
Praptically all the' data concerning the
books of ihej town assessors necessary
for tho coming report i of the commis
sioners has been accumulated and the
othor work j will soon be completed.
There has been a suggestion that there
is more or less dissension among the
commissioners and that a minority re
port from one member of the board
would not cc me utterly unanticipated.
Thej officials who know!most about the
board, however, say nothing to verify
thisjrumon Asked this week concern
ing tho progi ess they have made, one of
the | commissioners said that if any
change is recjommendedj in tho "statutes
providing for the taxation of public
service corporations it| will be in the
line! ' o f a complete exclusion of the
property taxpd at specific rates in de
termining the rate of tax to be imposed
upon the corporations. This amend
ment would j exclude savings bank de
posits and tax, insurance capital and
poll-tax, if the latter is^made a fixed tax
as many persons advocate. It would
result in levjjing a tax jon the corpora
tions at the genoral property rate.
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The splendid water power in a stream
near by the site selected at Glencliff for
the new state sanatorium for consump
tives is expected to generate all the elec
tricity used at the institution.
^UTHS'RUGBY
^IjT^lCARLTONl
Press Comment.
It would be profitable to go miles to attend such a Seasona >le
Money Saving opportunity and right at a time when y o u n^ed
them, with several months ahead to wear them.
Hon. " H . B. Quinby of Laconia has
yielded to the requests of his friends
and announced himself as a candidate
for tho republican nomination for gov
ernor. M r . Quinby is a man of large
experience in public affairs, of undoubt
ed qualification for the office, and his
candidacy will not be embarrassed by
affiliations with any of the factions of
the party in the past. He will undoubt
edly have a large following from tho
start -and if nominated and elected a
worthy and capable man will fill the of
fice of governor.—Bristol Enterprise.
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Every suit in this Store has been subjected to the pruning knife
and marked at a price that must effectj a very quick clearing of every one of our counters. The clearance mast be absolute in order
to live up to our policy adopted a year ago of new goods Each Sea=
son.
The announcement of Col. Henry *B.
Quinby of Laconia as a candidate for
the republican nomination for governor
of New Hampshire will go a long way
towards clarifying the political situation
and makes it more than probable -that
the threatened repetition of the dis
graceful squabble of two years ago will
not materialize. Although there are
now three avowed candidate's in the
field for tho republican nomination, noWorld's Greatest
Some m o n p s ago tho assistant secre ITody who is at all familiar with Now
tary of tho navy wrote | to somebody in Hampshire political affairs entertains
Clairvoyant
Portsmouth saying thej battleship New any idea that Col. Pillsbury's candidacy
Hampshire, on its v i s i t ' t o the Ports will be seriously considered b y the state
mouth navy yard, woiild be .obliged to convention, and there are indications
remain in the outer harbor in the inter that Col. Pillsbury at last recognizes
ests of safety. Immediately a tremend that his aspirations in this direction are
ous howl of^protest went forth. Con hopeless and is merely staying in the
gressman Sjilloway Classed the navy field from motives of revenge and to
department's action as " A b l a c k eye for breed discord .in the grand old party.
.Portsmouth and an outrage. Perhaps Col."Ellis of E^eeno got into the contest
this last bombastic expression was the wrong end to or hind-side front and his
modus operandi. Anyhow the day has candidacy has been rocoived
withaM
beoh saved and the new battleship will "frost" in all sections of New Hamp^
enter the inner harbor to receive her shire, notwithstanding tho fact that hegorgeous silyer service from the state is a gentleman well qualified for the
whose name ^he bears. Gov, Floyd has honor which he seeks and which will
received a letter from Secretary of the perhaps come to him later. Thero have
Navy Bonaparte which vouchsafes the been rumors that Col. Ellis would witb>
information that the battleship will draw if Col. Quinby entered the field,
Extraordinary
clairvoyant powers, reach Portsmouth August 8, when the and although the supports of the Keene
combined with his superior knowledge presentation |of the silyer servise will be aspirant indignantly deny this state
of occult forces, enables him to read made official y by Gov.; Floyd. On the ment, it seems more than probable that
human life with accuracy from infancy same occasion the beautiful stand of he will be out of tho race 'before the
time comes to elect delegates and that
to old a g e . , His powers are wonderful,
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his name will not be presentod to the
indisputable, his advice reliable, his in
convention. Indeed, although politics
formation clear, concise and to the colors to be given the ship by the New.
uncertaain, especially in
point in love, courtship, marriage, di Hampshire JDaughters of the Ameri is mighty
vorce, sales, wills, patents, journeys, can Revolution will be presented. All New Hampshire, it is now predicted by
pensions, investment", hoaltli, specula the arrangements for the event will be some o f tho best political judges in Now
Hampshire that Col, Quinby will be
tion, property, etc.
in charge of Capt. Newberry, now sta
nominated with practically no opposi
tioned at Newport, R.' 1. Before going
Withoiit Previous
Knowledge
tion. The reform wing of tho republi
,nd having no natural means of* know to Portsmouth the battleship will assist can party cannot object to him, as he is
n who you are, or whenco you 'come, in representing this government at the not classed as a railroad or machine
ig
h i tells your name, what y o n call for ter-centenaryj of the jcify of Quebec. man; is -clean and above reproach in
and anything you desire to k n o w ; tells Gov. Floyd will ask that the ship be both his personal and political record
you whether husband, wife or sweet kept at Portsmouth for a few days at and stands pledged to the reforms ad
heart is true or false. Tolls you the least for inspection b y the people of the vocated by the Lincoln c l u b ; in fact,Col.
name of tho one you should marry and state! If the request is granted it is Quinby was chairman of the committee
date of marriage. Tells you how to win expected that the members of the New on resolutions at the last republican
the affection of auyono you desire, evon Hampshire Press association will be state convention which declared in fav
entertained o|n board the battleship dur
though miles away.
or of legislation to carry out the pledges
ing its stay, j
Secrets You Should Know- Col. Quinby's appearance in tho gub made by the party two years ago.
tVgain, Col. Quinby will beacceptable
ernatorial race as a bonafide candidate
How can I succeed in business?
problem of whether he to the so-called railroad influonco and
lias aroused interest in the political sit
How can I win tho oner I love?
will retain his non-committal attitude machine men as ho has not affiliated
uation. The
How can I make money?
in regard to his railroad affiliations is with tho crowd who have been trying
How can I conquor ouomies?
attracting a considerable amonnt of dis for personal reasonsto upset the pres
How soon can I marry?
cussion, the jrolunie of which is proba ent
republican organization in New
How to conquer my rival?
bly not reduced by the active campaign Hampshire. In fact, Col. Quinby has
How soon will love propose?
of Col. Pillsbury along the "railroad held himself aloof from tho petty squab
How can I get a position?
rates" route., A story is in circulation bles and factional fights which have
How to regain my health?
to tho effect, that Col. Pillsbury pro made such a breach in the republican
n o w to hold husband's love?
poses soiling! his organ, the Manchester party during tho last few yoars, and
How to hold wife's lovo?
Union, to a syndicate of domocrats, if both wings can gracefully join in his
n o w can I .make my homo happy?
he does not recoive the nomination for
support withoutsacrificingthoir dignity.
How can I nyirry well?
the igovornorship at the approaching
All things considered,Col. Quinby seems
n o w can I make my husbaDd, wifo or stato convention.
to be an ideal candidato just at this
sweetheart bo kind and truo to me?
Meat has taken a jump, the drougth time, and although it is still two months
No mattor what your aim, objoct of
to tho primarios for choosing dologates
ambition, call on this gifted mau and is said to be]responsible for tho marked
incroase in the cost of garden truck, tho to tho state convention, wo do not hesi
you will go away happier, wisor, and
tale the loug-rango prediction that Col
bolder than before. Hours 10 a . m . to iceman have! boosted the price of their
Quinby will be the next nominee of his
8.30 p. m. Foo, $1.00. No more. No loss chilly commodity, hotols and boarding
houses are raising their rates, and now party for governor of Now Hampshire,
17 Railroad Avenue
Conc;ord doctors have caught the fever and tlwith practically no opposition.
Like, Cement, Hay,
Grain Pipe, Etc.
PROF. S. M.. TURNER
This Sale involves One thousand three hundred and fifty Men's and
Young Men's suits, and nearly one
Boys' and Juvenile suits
Every suit marked clown to the lowest notch ever at
tempted for first-class high grade garments.
These
suits are the production of the very best nia^er^ of Re
liable Clothing in Boston, New York,"Philadelphia and
Baltimore. This remarkable collection of Suits twill be
placed on Sale for the balance of the Month of July.
Reduction in price of 1 5 to 5 0 per ct.
During this Sale this reduction will embrace every Sea
sonable Suit in our Store. Black, Blue, Fancy, Two
piece or three piece and gives each and every man'or
boy in Kochester or vicinity an opportunity to purchase
Reliable Clothing at a tremendous saving, and a| chance
to select from the greatest stock east of Boston.- Remomber there is more Snap aud Style put into the cloth-
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and
issuod
tho
following
old by us than is found in any Clothing mad e or
sold by others in this part of New England. Reaq the
Gret.t Values.
Men's and Y o u n ^ M e n ' s Suits.
In £ .11 the new browns, grays modes and tans, lAlso
blue serges, black clays and fancy mixtures, cut in] R e geni Sack, or College style for young:men, or more iconserv itive for older men. All sizes are embraced in this
sale with a good collection of stouts and- longs. The
Greitnessof this stock will appeal to everyone at a
glance. The original prices placed on these gDods
re so low a s to give us the best
ring: and S u m m e r business ever
d p lie by
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a
US,
^> the present reduction
thejj ouglrtrto go, as the saying is, like a flash.
-
H U N D R E D S of $ 1 0 . 0 0 , $ 1 2 . 0 0 and $ 1 3 . 5 0 S U I T S at $ 7 . 8 9 and $ 8 . 8.
L O T S of $ 1 5 . 0 0 , $ 1 6 . 0 0 and $ I 7 . 0 0 S U I T S at $ 9 . 8 9 and $ 1 0 . 9 8 .
Fine Suits made to our order from goods selected by us worth | 8 tO 2 0 Dollars, hOW $ 1 2 - 8 9 tO $ I 4 . 9 8 .
Our Finest Suits from 2 2 tO 3 0 Dollars now $ I 5 . 8 9 tO $ 2 1 . 9 8 . W e always have ' more or less small sjized
Suits in broken lots that we place a ridiculous| price on to move them, $ 8 . 0 0 Suits $ 3 , 7 5 , $ 1 0 . 0 0 Su its
$ 4 . 8 7 , $ 1 2 . 0 O Suits $ 5 . 9 8 , $ 1 5 . 0 0 Suits $ 7 . 5 0 . Small sized Young Men's Suits in same proportion
t-
Rochester, N. H.
j High Grade Men's Suits.
REMEMBER!
Your money will be cheerfully refunded for any unsatisfactory purchase.
Boys' and Juvenile Suits. j
This is a Department that has grown tremendously dur
ing the past year and has won high commendation from
discriminating Mothers and Fathers who appreciate the
sterling values we have given. Now during this Great
Sale they will certainly glory at the great bargains of
fered.
Hundreds of Boys' Knee Pant Suits, ages 8 to 17, val
and $3.48.
Aft>w$6-00 and $8-50 ' Suits at $3.89 and $5 48.
Juvenile Suits for Boys 3 to 8 years, in Fancy 'Wlors
ors-
ues $1.50 and $2.C0 now $1.09 and $1.48. Tremen
dous lot at $3,00 and $3-50 now $1.89 and $2-48-
teds, Plain Blue, Red, Gray, Brown, Mode or Tan and
e
light colored Cassimeres, some fancy braided, mad|e in
Russian or Blouse .styles at remarkable reductions
]Ve would also state that 'there, are some lots where
thei e are only one to three Suits of a kind; in that; cjase,
case,
we i jut prices about the same as on Men's Odd I
Shits,
Some Elegant Values at $4,00 and
naneiy, a b o u t
M e n ' s Stiff H a t s
$5.00 nowl $2.79
$ 3 . 0 0 grade $ 2 . 2 5 ,
half price.
$ 2 . 5 0 grade $ 1.75,
$ 2 . 0 0 grade $ I .4 5
Boys'50 cent Blouses 39 cents. Some great values iu Men's Shirts at 38 cents and 48 cents.
There will also be .alios of
other Great values in our Furnishing Department to supplement this sale of Suits.
It behooves every man and woman that appreciates the saving of money on the best wearing apparel made to come at c(nce.
The Sale continues the balance of this month but "the early bird catches th > worm," so be on hand as soon as you read this and
R E M E M B E R THE
NAME.
i
43 No. Main Street,
Rochester, N. H.
Southern New Hampshire's greatest Clothiers and Shoe*bealers.
statement: —Laconia Democrat.
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THE
NEWS
F A R M I N G T O N , N . H . , FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1947
Vol. LXVIII
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS
BY
New, Fall Styles in
F
Ladies' Hand Bags
Glbbs,
week
ty
that,
unions,
fighting
future
will
Increase
facilities
Its Ore
AKD
flro
p r o t e c t i o n b y Uhe r e g u l a r
I Wfl1tfnsT!tectricShop
appara
Black, Brown, Green, Red and Tan
ions totaled
than
a
that
is more
cost o f
Glbbs
also
t h e town
men,
FWWWWWWW
We Have Openings For:
t h e local board o f select
description,
Ghe
pump
complete
pur
o f this
with 600
F R E N C H C O R D STITCHER
FRENCH C O R D TURNERS
F L O O R BOYS
BENCH HELP
feet o f h o s e a n d a l l fittings.
PERKINS' STORES
It
i s also understood
offers h a v e been
ly
assist
m a d e to f i n a n c i a l
t h e Are department In
Increasing
against
i t s -first l i n e o f d e f e n s e
another
similar
ThiB generosity
V W WWW fTffTTTt *
the
spirit
every
that
Che
is a
disaster
from the w o r s t
It has ever
APPLY
SHOULD BE RETURNED
CHENILLE SPREADS, $5.98 and $7.98 on sale
IH. 0, Rondeau Shoe Co,
TO RIGHTFUL OWNERS
THREE-PIECE MAPLE FINISH BEDROOM SUITE, $114.25
THREE-PIECE PARLOR SUITE, Heavy Tapestry,
was $225.00
Many
persons,
especially
were
$175.00
loaned
fighting
various
ONE 3-PC. SET HIGH PILE VELOUB, $150.00, was $200.00
cal
STUDIO COUCH, 3 pillows, $49.95, save $20.00
the
fire
danger
and by others
ting
out of control
this
PELLETIER
as
to return
borrowed equipment
possible,
needed
I n case
Ina
water
a s soon
It s h o u l d b e
hurry
pumps
as s o o n
COMPANY
has been less
uaged
Indian
should
type
a s possible, unless
latter,
notify
home
of
last F r i d a y
Scouts
ty
enjoyed
upon
a Hallowe'en par
FOR VARIOUS JOBS I N PACKING AND STITCHING BOOMS
Steady Work
Good Pay
and
parents a n d
a l l kinds o f "spooky"
tions.
T h e playroom,
party
w a s held,
trimmed
and
with
occasion
ing
a n assortment
freshments
attrac
HUBBARD SHOE CO. m
ROCHESTER,
51 W A K E F I E L D ST.
to
N. H .
will
b eheld
vember
7,
fair
evening, N o
town hall, and w i t h o u t doubt
attract a largo
*
Tho
date
originally
and now, after
*************************************************y o n e
ever
Drug Sundries, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes |
MTT.T.TTR A N D H O L L I S C H O C O L A T E S ,
MTT.T.ra A N D H O L L I S D E L U X E
79c
due
the
t h o emergency,
planned
t othe
serious
almost
will welcome the oppor
for tho fun that
f o r this
event.
is prom
w i l l I n c l u d e a l l k i n d s o f bootBis, a
door
prize,
refreshments
a n d 'an
entertainment.
P E P P E R M I N T S , 45c lb.
R E Y N O L D S B O M B S H E L L , O N E C O L O R P E N S , 59o
BAB.
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
FOB
EVERY D A Y HOKE
ELECTRIC STOVE,
good as new.
LOUGEE'S
8econd - Hand Store
;
Hm Si, Tel. 3076, Itamington
Including Trimming and
Removal of Trees.*
Control Poison Ivy, Spray with
Weed Killer.
William Nehrlng
RIDGE FARM NURSERY
NEW DURHAM, N . H.
TEL. 18-EN. BABNSTEAD ,
HANSON'S
Motorists!
HAVE YOUR CAB INSPECTED
AND TUNED U P FOR
WINTER DRIVING
LET US CHECK YOUR
RADIATOR, BATTERY,
TIKES, BRAKES, ETC
TO FEEL SAFE IS HALF THE
PLEASURE OF DRIVING
Prop.
0VEB NUTTER'S STORE
TEL.
VIC'S 6ARAGE
VICTOR E. DAUDELIN, Prop.
SO. MAIN ST., FARMINGTON
TEL. 206
bursed
ALL ENDS
J EFFERSON
P H O N E
***********************************%************
lunches t o
d i g deep
relm
COHIS
these
a r e the
which
will
bill,
more
GAYLENE*S
will
and
weeks,
It
accurate
Your
OTHER DRESSES I N RAYON CREPE IN WIDE RANGE OP
STYLES. COLORS A N D MATERIALS
guess
a s ours
TEL. BIS-W
to the
have
cerning
been
GIFT SUGGESTIONSUnderwear. Slips in sizes 32-52.
Panties in sizes small-iucx. Snuggles and Vests (fine rayon
cotton, for those allergic to wool)
forest
fires,
theBe
J
head
game
was
lire areas
one squirrel
found
ono of the
only
were
rabbits
found
were
also
stated
made
this
<'onrerning
week
have
known
Farmlngton
victims
a member
Just received a new line of
last
M r
appoint
T h eap
a t I'he r e g u
meeting of the select
night
has been
resident
considered
one
and is
of Farmington s
businessmen
that* h i s
will hepopular
It
appointment
among
PICTURE
Gardner,
lectman
t o Berve
recently
the appointment
term
by
the
of
se
J
C a p e C«M1 h o u s e u n h
m i n u t e w a l k f u m i MJU.I
Four room c o t t a g e
g a r d e n and shed
11
i<
11
v
sh.Ml O n e
%1 4-M.
w i t h p u n h e l e c t r i < try { r o o d w j - n n g w a t e r
10 m i n u t e s w a l k from s q u a r e
$2 7 0 0
E i g h t r o o m house w i t h bath steam heat a n d gum I n liar
barn
with basement
o n e o f t h e he.*i b u i l t h o u s e s in t o w n
1 a< r e
lund
n e a r stole?* a n d s< h o o N
t~ m n i
75 a c r e f a r m
7 r o o m houBO w i t h
electricity
flush
tollot,
porch
L a r g e born
S o m e farm equipment
Some furniture
Fields, hardwood
a n dpine
( J r e o t q u a n t i t i e s of b l u e b e r r i e s .
$2 500
N E A R M I I - T O S IX)N*1>S
4 r o o m s w i t h « u n pop* h
Klectriclty electric pump artesian
well
line e. liar
'-beds a n d
g a r d e n p l o t O n blax k r o a d
7 m i l e s from F a r m i n g t o n
%2 UO0
IN ROCHESTER
Store
Groceries, meats, fruits
business
Camp o n MIlton Ponds
On N e w H a m p s h i r e s i d e
and vegetableq doing
$S o n n
4 furnIshed
$1 4 0 0
rooms
Sandy
$31,000
beach
Farmington Real Estate Agcy
Mros. w a s
t o tender
his
resignation
reason
the
room
unexpired
of Edward
1 CHARLES ST
A L I C E U. C A N N E Y
TEL. 4242
FARMTNQTOH
o f his connections w i t h
New
game
Hampshire,
department
department
for t h e
who only
accepted
forced
land
the towns
people
Mr
Vine
communi
o fyears
successful
expected
6 jin?
a woH
o f this
for a number
moat
t o fill
b y t h e resigna
Monday
S n i 11 h
known
that
o f the board
w a s made
members
do
fish
and
By-laws of t h U
not permit its
t o hold a n y p o l i t i c a l o f
****************************
fice
Holidays
Old
Frames Refinished and
made to look like new.
Interior and Exterior Decorators
THREE FARMINGTON MEN
RECENTLY ENLISTED I N
U. S. A. AIR FORCE
The
following
from
for
this
HASKELL'S
Farmlngton.
$1.00
three-year
army
of
ter
UP
N
a i r force
Mt
street,
o f 15 W i n *
and Everett
H
Funpral
services
the
Otis
afternoon
Gould,
Teias
funeral
The
deceased
of a former
the Farmlngron
Baptist
and
for a numher of years
known
resident
of
feeble
hospital
Rev
ing
See Bill Johnson
last S a t u r
In C o n c o r d t h e
Thursday
was tho w i d o w
of
held at
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE
for M r s Ocorge D
w h o died
previous
were
home
well
Fdotballs $1.59, $2.39
teaM-
They ore
at San AnTonlo.
day
New Fall Stamp Pieces
Waher \V
Vernon
IN MEMORIAM
Mrs. George D Gould
B.
THE SHOPPING CENTER
enlisted
t e r m s In t h o I ' n l t e d
of M e c h a n i c street
Btationed
AND
young men
recently
C Cameron
court,
man
three
town
Lawrence
22 Main Street
week
t i o n o f l*el A G a r d n e r
Brown
56
ihh»
Left
of
o f select
James A Smith has been
weekly
w i r h e l e c t r i c i t y s p r i n g shi d
y± m i l e f r o m w - | n a r «
$1 ] < • • '
Ten
room h o u w w i t h modern
l»ath a n d c e n t r a l
heat
pome
h a r d w o o d f l o o r s l a r g e b a m f o r < a r o r M u r a g e a b o u t 1 a c r e of
l a n d , n e a r s t o r e s a n d s c h o o l s s u i t a b l e for business location I f
desired
$ 6 .1(H)
chairman
board
announced
men
OFFERINGS THIS WEEK
IN FARMINGTON
Five room camp
been
the (Ire
pointment
W i % ~
o f the Ktxrmlngion
was being
vacancy
NEW
as
N o traces
so fur n o reporlR
heard
I T 'I I ~
Real Estate For Sale
one fox
o r deer
M r Cheney
that a c a n v a s s
F I f"l
of the
wardens,
victims o f the disaster
burned
~
lit
In a thorough t w o
which
Well tailored skirts and slax
^' '•' T
f T !'
found t o
o f uhe F r e e d o m - K f l l n g -
area
'I 'f • i f '!' '•' ^' ^' '•
stories
Cheney,
that.
SPORTSWEAR
W
of the
very
h a s been
Hampshire
urea
rumors
life as the result
evidence
and
many
circulated c o n
t h e l o s s e s In N e w H a n i p
wild
DRESSES, BEAUTIFUL JEWEL TONES IN
100", VIRGIN WOOL. SIZES 10-20
per
before a n
m a y be given
Contrary
lar
GROVE ST.
Farming-ton
contributing
be Itemized on
therefore.
months,
Uh a t
the
F O P the Fair Sex
Dial 3791
N H. WILD LIFE LOSSES
FROM FOBEST FIRES
AMAZINGLY LOW
ed
o m s i T E1
T THE FAIR SHOP
In their
unless
w n i bear
many
of
|
N . H . f
n o help
total
of
F A R M I N G T O N ,
************************************************
overwhelming
and
5232
organiza
by public and private c o n
"trltnrtlOTlB
Is
fxcd& Supply Co
5*
will
funds,
Slfltefl
10c
rnnooik sr.
civic
J
of vol
for
b y furnishing
treasury
ty
5361
FARMINGTON, N. H.
Range & Fuel Oil
Hardware
Grain
OF
and
FURNISHINGS
H E N ' S , L A D I E S ' A N D C H I L D R E N ' S SHOES
equipment
t o b e paid
w h ogave
men
NS
IE
AMD
**********************************************<
LAND8CAPING and
TREE 8ERVICE
Besides
**********
HURD
KEN'S
be paid f o r their ser
Patriotic
J. P.
b e t h e costs o f
James K T h a y e r ,
USES.
SERVICE.
will
have
with
of the
A r e Itself
a n d auxiliary
w|ll
t o re
firemen, hundreds
uoteera
vices
have
portion
will
Uhe
regular
tho
DELIVERIES BEGULARLY.
lb.
J O H N S T O N C H O C O L A T E S , $1.25 lb.
costs
lighting
********************
ser
JAMES A. SMITH
APPOINTED SELECTMAN
Features
MINIATURE
$1.25 lb.
T R Y W R SANDWICH
tunity
ised
will
attendance
t o be postponed
ness o f
LINCOLN'S
Legion,
t h o Farmlngton
fire,
BOUGHT, SOLD and
EXCHANGED
Phone 71
J. R. H a n s o n ,
Clarence L .
Friday
entire
public
poles
considerable
hain
SIGN SERVICE
sponsored
American
in
A
mention
and timber
will
place some burned
BE READY W H E N THE BAN IS LIFTED
Oth
or Tel. 205, Farmington, N. H.
w e r e
FAIR, NOVEMBER 7,
FARMINGTON TOWN HALL
SPONSORED B Y AUXILIARY
OF AMERICAN LEGION
Post,
to
and
companies
day search
tbe even
o f nice r e
the Auxiliary of
vice
HUNTING TOGS
were
Currier
Irving Tanner
Telephone
staled
various
a n d drinks
had
USED FURNITURE
} Somersworth, IM.H.
una
Perkins
lots.
New
and t h e e v e
served.
by
B
losses t o w o o d
Arnold
streamers
During
postponed
HIGH GRADE SHIRTS THAT FIT WHITES AND FANCIES. +
HOLIDAY ASSORTMENT NOW AVAILABLE.
how
as a total
losers
Roy
t o onumerous
und
was attractively
w a s devoted
ers,
showed
substantiate
Dover Shoe Mfg. Co.
where tho
orange
Jack-o'-lanterns,
ning
The
APPLY AT
FOUNTAIN
were a c
a r r i v i n g w e r e met by ghosts
tho
INEXPERIENCED
GIRLS
CANADA
Glen
night,, t h e C u b
by their
Olaf Carlsen,
tle
games, which w e r e appropriate t o
ALSO
CHOCOLATES,
9courmaster
S o m e o f t h e boys
companied
greatly,
the heavy
S. H a l l .
hard-hit
M r s . John L a w r e n c e on
street
suffered
devastating
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
the
Errol
haps
Innersole
Binders
Fire
Glbbs.
At
not c o v
Timber and'
loss.
shire
a n d I n case o f t h e
s h o u l d
were
w e r e not described
CONFINED FRANCHISE.
W H I T N E Y and E L B E C O
D R E S S SHIRTS
»++++>l"i"f<i"i-+<i"i-+<i-+<i
CUB SCOUTS
and
woodlots
Is a s g o o d
those h a v i n g them In their
Chief
b y insurance
account
abso
needed,
possession
bo determined,
ercd
be
be returned
lutely
PHONE 4651
near
on the Henry
can
SUPERB IN QUALITY
COMFORT AND WEAB ITS CURTIS
OF COURSE.
highway, which, a s far a s
Uhe
Shoe Help Wanted!
FOR FLEXIBILITY,
These
N o w that
o f t h e fires a g a i n g e t
oned, p e o p l e a r e
Stitching Room
Help
SERVICE
homes by thel o
o w n i n g such e q u i p m e n t
HASSOCKS SALE, $1.98, $3.98 and $5.98
EXPERIENCED
EMPLOYMENT
for the pro
department
WANTED!
N. H. STATE
TOPS I N STYLING
|
w e lost
buildings
Lunch
These
9 H A N S O N ST., R O C H E S T E R
types o f A r e
equipment
o f their
FARMINGTON, N. H.
OR
confla
Real e s
$10,000
o f several
Wilson
FOR MEN
one
a
a r e not expected t o
to over
factors
those
great
be large
few,
Oladray'e
ST., F A R M I N G T O N
[ J i v i n g i n t h e I m m e d i a t e Ore a r e a s ,
tection
FURNITURE
CENTRAL
and
buildings, o fwhich
support
OFFICE O F
has
per
EXCLUSIVE BURLEY-FLEX CONSTRUCTION
o f this
will
firefighters
FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
COMFORTERS, $5,95 and $7,95
AT EMPLOYMENT
faced.
LIVING BOOM and BEDROOM CURTAINS, $2.25, were $3.95
BLANKETS,_$5,85
tale
tions
o f firefighters w h o
FIVE-PIECE DINETTE SET, $49.50 and up
KITCHEN CURTAINS, $1.98 and $2.98 on sale
BLUE CROS8 and BLUE 3HIELD
AVAILABLE FOR EMPLOYEES
for the
performed b y
saved Farmlngton
SCATTER RUGS, ALL 18 x 36, $2.95 to $5.95
token of
citizen
work
hundreds
disaster.
i s i n Che h e a r t o f
Farmlngton
miraculous
FAMOUS SAMSON CABS TABLES, $3.95
that other
that
every
time
costs
Among
o f Farmlngton,
o f another
present
Tbe
'Curtis Shoes
for
is impossible t o answer
gratlon
announced
h a s authorized
chase
the
ever,
pump.
through
*******
which
t h e actual
one-half
new
Ohlef
1.98 and 2.98
$200,
18 SOUTH MATTT STREET, FARMINGTON, N . H.
Phones: Office 233 Residence 3755
these u n
question
b ynearly
in this community,
which
consist
tus.
from
son
amount
fighting
o f normal
did tho recent
Farmlngton'
is tho
asked
very
NEEDLES.
especially
f o r forest
That
FLOOR LAMPS,
ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
of a n e w
f o r fires o u t s i d e
Contributions
SPACE HEATERS,
much
Ore cost
been
PORTABLE RECORD PLAYERS, GLASS COFFEE MAKERS,
In t h e near
A r e ipump,
adapted
anel
STumYF.Y IRONEBS,
shoe
t h e town o f
b ythe addition
portable
Imitation Leathers
this
<tho g e n e r o s i
o f members o f eight local
Farmlngton
(
Marshall
lt« known
through
workers'
Plastics and
fire chief,
made
How
est
Radios, Refrigerators and
Quick Freezers
PORTABLE FIRE PUMPS
Farmlngton
I^ttf TtTf t f
PHILCO
SHOEWORKERS' UNIONS
NEW
FOREST FIRE COSTS
TO BE EXPENSIVE
.
TO A I D I N SECURING
No. 28
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NEWS
N E W DURHAM
PLAY
BEANO
EVERY
TUESDAY NIGHT
Legion Hall
B A N K BOOK LOST
In accordance with Chapter
261, Section 46 of N. H. public
hvws, notice Is hereby given that
Savings Book No. 3438, dated
June 29, 1946, has been lost or
destroyed.
November 26, 1&47.
Farmlngton National Bank.
STATE O P NEW H A M P S H I R E
SWMTIftiuMICATI
'OUR F O P O DEALER uwounsttvia-EASYTtiw
O H I I & R E N i ' a ^ H B l S T K A S l Y h'SIS
Fred Flewelling, Pastor
P A R T Y , JCONDAY,NIGHT
.
What a wonderful thins It' A T T O W N B A L L
would be it the world, so troubled
Next. Monday night more than'
In spirit today, • would pause 200 children of preschool age and
and seriously think of r e a l school ctilldren through the eighth
meaning of this Christmas season. grade are expected to congregate
That night of long ago the angels at Farmlngton town hall, where
sang over the Judenn hi lie, "Peace they will be the guests of tb,e
on Earth, Good Will Toward Farmlngton Kiwanls club a t a
Men", and In .practicing the gala Christmas party. This, no
teachings of Him who was born doubt, will be one of the largest
that nlgbt that is just what would holiday parties in this town and a
happen. It has happened In In rare treat for the youngsters.
dividual hearts and if enough In Moving pictures, gifts, Ice cream
dividuals in the world would and other refreshments .will he
yield their lives to Him, Bhe re furnished, and a special^ feature
sult would be Just what the an will lie a maglo dhow with the
gels sang But He Is coming again, well known magician, Carl Wentat the second advent and God's worth. performing his feats of
glory Shall cover the earth as the eleigiht-oNhand.
waters now cover the sea All
The party will begin at 6 30 p.
Peace and Oood Will We wish m., and will be supervised by
you Just that.
members of 1ihe Farmlngton Ki
Sunday school 10 a. m Christ wanls club, under whose sponsor
ship the party is being held.
mas lesson
Santa Claus will be on hand
Morning worship at 11 a. m •,
hlmseTf to great the youngsters.
subject. "The Two Advents"
Evening a t 7 p ra., a Ohrlsmas
program of reading and song and OCTOBER F I R E - F I G H T I N G
NEW DURHAM
we will bo using our Junior choir COSTS ABOUT $15,000
BAPTIST CHURCH
Come to ohurch on Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Bridges, Pastor
The long awaited settlement of
costs ot the October forest fire
Sunday morning service at the
disaster was accomplished Wed
chapel by the pastor and special CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Myles D. Blanchard, Minister nesday, when about 11)5,000 was
music by the young ladles' choir
paid out to those people who
Church school at 10 a. m.
Sunday school at noon.
aided directly in fighting the Are
Morning worship at 11
A Christmas candlelight service
Pilgrim Fellowship, 4 30 p. m and whose names appeared on t2t>
will bo presented at the chapel at
7 o'clock by the young pooplt.
The church choir will 'present roll kept by the Farmlngton Fire
The Sunday school Christmas special music a t our Christmas department.
tree and party will bo'held Mon service next Sunday morning. Mr
Fire Chief Marshall F Glbhs
day evening at the chapel
Blancbard's s u b j e c t will be, was In charge ot distributing this
money and all payments were
"Needed" More Wise Men"
A colorful and Impressive ser made in cosh. It Is estimated that
NOBTH BAENSTEAD
there were over 700 separate ac
Past Master Ruth B. Varney vice will be held next Tuesday counts and about 90% were
'presided a t last Friday evening's night when the church school will from Farmlngton.
postponed meeting of Crescent o b s e r v e Christmas. A candleThe costs of this great lire ac
Lake Grange. The first and second Ughtlng service will be held All cording to the chairman of the
degrees were conferred on two are Invited to attend.
This church wishes all a very Farmlngton board of selectmen,
candidates. Contributions w e r e
James B. Thayer, will be borue
voted to the Crippled Children's merry Christmas.
equally hy the town of FarmingRestoration hospital, Coldon Rule
ton and the State of New Hamp
farm for <boys and the Christmas BAPTIST C H U R C H
shire, and although this will rep
seals campaign. Overseer Herbert
A. Aubert, Pastor
resent a great expense to tbe
C. French brought a report of last
Special 11 a. m , the cbolr will town. It is pointed out that most
week's State Grange 'proceedings. give a musical program based on of the money paid will remain In
At the close of the meeting the cantata, "Star of Hope", by town.
Worthy Lecturer Prlscllla Myors John S. Fearts.
presented a Christmas program
6 p. m., meeting of Young Peo
WEDDING
The next meeting will bo held on ple.
Friday evening, December 19
7 p. m., Christmas program, A N N I V E R S A R Y O F
when the third and fourth de musical selections and pictures.
M R . A N D MRS.' W M . JACKSON
grees will be worked
Sunday school Christmas tree
About a dozen frlondB of Mr
A community Christmas tree Wednesday, December 21, at 7 and Mrs. William Jackson were
and party will be sponsored by o'clock, fun night, and program. present at their home on the even
Crescent Lake Grange at Grange
Mother and dad, bring your ing of Saturday, December 6, and
hall, Monday evening, December kiddles.
enjoyed with them a celebration
22 Everyone Is invited to come.
of the seventeenth anlnversary of
Special attention will be paid to
their marriage. Among the pleasthe children.
urea of the evening wero very
nice refreshments, social conver
A meeting of the Comet 'home
sation and a number of gifts ex
demonstration group recontly was
pressing the sincere friendship ot
held at the home of Mrs. Henry
the guests.
Orau. It w a s a combination
OhrlBtmas party and nutrition
meeting. Nutrition leader, Mrs.
F A R M I N G T O N H I G H SCHOOL
Grau. gave an Instructive ta|k on
A N D JUNIOR H I G H TO
food costs and bread and roll
H O L D CHRISTMAS P A R T I E S
making. A delicious lunaheon In
This Friday afternoon students
which various kinds of hot rolls
7.30 p. m.
In t h e seventh and eighth grades
were featured was served by the
in the high school building will
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Cbarles
hold separate Christmas parties,
Marsal and Mrs. Edith Hydo. Pro
with the usual exchange of gifts
FARMLNGTON,
ject leader. Mrs. Harold Dow, had
and refreshments. Members of the
charge of table decorations and
Sponsored by
four grades in high school will
gave an Interesting demonstration
gather In the assembly hall,
AUXILIARY OF
on the use of Christmas greens.
where a Joint Christmas party
The business meeting. In charge
WTLLSON-HTJNT POST,
will be held. Following this, all
of the president, Mrs. Harvey
schools will be closed for the an
V . P . W.
Merrill, was followed by a music
nual two weeks vacation period
al program. Christmas carols were
Classes will be resumed January 5
sung and Mrs. Orau entertained
Coran K. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy B. Stevens, Mr and Mrs.
Herbert C. French, Mr and Mrs.
Ira Bailey and Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Collins of the local Subordinate
attended sessions of the State
Orange at Concord last week, Mr
and Mrs. French as delegates. Mr
and Mrs. Bailey and (Mr Collins
were members of the large class
taking the sixth degree.
Coran Davis and Moses Oosso
ihave been confined to their nomes
by Illness.
• CHECK DISTRIBUTOR
ADVERT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ent t
Mr and Mrs. George Wlesen
of Northwood were Sunday after
noon callers at the parsonage. Mr
Wlesen Is director of town and
county work of the state conven
tion.
Many friends and acquaint
ances will regret to learn of the
Illness of Rev C. Raymond Chappell of Manchester, general secre
tary of -the United Baptist con
vention. Rev Chuppell waB taken
111 In Boston, while enroute home
from a meeting In the midwest
and. Is now at a hospital In that
city.
Bar I A Hill Is able to be 'out
after a week's Illness which con
fined him to the ihouse
Mr and Mrs. .Loula Holtzberger
spent a-couple of days In Boston
last week.
,
Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Fergu
son are having a two-car garage
built at their home recently pur
chased from Mr and Mrs. Ralph
C. Jenkins.
with piano selections. Mrs. Krause
won the myBtery package and the
beautiful apron, donated by Mrs.
Stella Osgood was won by Mrs. H
E. Gillespie Christmas glftB were
exchanged by the members and a
basket of food packed for a needy
family. The next meting will be
held January 13 at the homo of
Mrs. H. E. Gillespie.
. M$
msax;-rm(Mmm to, mf-
Strafford,'es.
Court of Probate
To the heirs at law of the
estate of Harry E. Thayer, late of
Farmlngton, in said County, de
ceased, Intestate, and to all others
interested therein:
Whereas Velzora N. Thayer,
administratrix of the estate of
said deceased,' has filed In the
Probate Office tor said County the
account of her administration of
said estate:
You are hereby cited to appear
at a Court of Probate to be bolden
at Dover in said County, on the
sixth day of January next, to
show cause. It any you have, why
the same should not be allowed.
-Said administratrix Is ordered
to serve this citation by causing
the same to be published- once
each week for three successive
weeks in the Farmlngton News, a
newspaper printed a t Farmington, in said County, the last pub
lication to be at least seven days
before said Court.
Given at Dover, In said County,
this second day of December, A.
D„ 1947.
"" "
By. order ot the Court,
'
Dthel G. Waldron,
. •
Register.
FURS
F U R COATS REMODELED,
RELTNED A N D R E P A I R E D .
ALTERATIONS ON CLOTH
COATS, S U I T S AND D R E S S E S .
Armstrong
E A R L Y COPT
N E X T WEEK, P L E A S E
Owing to the tact that Christ'
mas day occurs on Thursday,
which Is the regular publishing
day of the Farmlngton News, the
paper will be published one day
earlier, on Wednesday, December
24, and all correspondents and ad
rertlsors are requested to send
their copy In early next week.
R i v e r s i d e Manor
11 Smnmer St., F a r m l n g t o n
USED FURNITURE
BOUGHT, 8 0 L D and
EXCHANGED
E L E C T R I C STOVE,
g o o d a i new.
LOUGEE'S
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GOOD WILL C L U B
Meetings this week are on the
usual schedule, at the home of
Mrs. Henry Lawrence.
Next week all meetings will be
omitted on account of the Si oil
days. .
';Tho next meeting will bo hel3
on January 1.
Let lis check and clean your
oil burner in preparation for
winter.
GLOVER A N D CHASE
Parker and Waterman Fountain
Pens for Christmas;' all styles and
also in "Gift Seta". Roberta Rexall Store.
pimifEf^O'Jioose
SKIS
BOOTS
POLES
K A N D A H A R . Cable Bindings
For The Children
H I C K O R Y SKIS
SKI BOOTS
C A B L E BINDINGS
$4.60 - $7.60
$6.50 - $9.95
$ 2 . 2 5 - $3.50
A T HEADQUARTERS F O R
DARTMOUTH SKIS in FARMINGTON
J. H. L E A H Y
4 2 CENTRAL STREET
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TO T H E
New Durham
Town Hall
DANGE
Every Saturday Night
TO T H E LILTING R H Y T H M
OF
Jerry Tanguay's Orchestra
" Y O U ' L L BE GLAD YOU C A M E "
ADMISSION 60o, t a x i n o l u d e d
Fancy Chocolates and Nuts
T H E CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SEASON W O U L D NOT B E
COMPLETE WITHOUT T H E S E T W O I T E M S .
COSTUME J E W E L R Y , STATIONERY, D O L L S , PANDAS.
HOOD'S ICE CREAM SPECIALS.
CHATEAU'S
CANDYLAND
CENTRAL STREET
M a. » .
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FARMINGTON, H. H.
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Amendment to
Parking
Regulations
1. T H E O W N E R O R PERSON I N C H A R G E O F A MOTOR
V E H I C L E S H A L L N O T ALLOW T H E S A M E T O - B E P A R K E D
B E T W E E N T H E H O U R S OF 3 . 3 0 P . M. A N D 4 . 3 0 P . K . I N
T H E PARKING S P A C E S ON T H E NORTH S I D E O F CENTRAL
S T R E E T , IN S A I D FARMINGTON, D I R E C T L Y I N F R O N T
O F T H E T W I N FACTORIES, SO C A L L E D , O F T H E
H . O. RONDEAU SHOE CO., I N C .
T H E FOREGOING A M E N D M E N T S H A L L T A K E E F F E C T
D E C E M B E R 20, 1 9 4 7 . A F T E R THIS D A T E , VIOLATIONS
W I L L BE PROSECUTED W I T H O U T WHHfl'HKB. NOTICE.
•ET.TTEtt. F . CLOUGH, C H I E F OF POLICE.
A P P R O V E D D E C E M B E R 15, 1 9 4 7 .
J. E . T H A Y E R ,
J.' A S M I T H ,
L L. N E W B U R Y ,
S E L E C T M E N O F FARMINGTON.
1
S T A T E OF H X W TTASTPCTTTRT.
PLUMBING
HEATING
AND
Oil Burner Service
LET U S OLEAN
AND REPAIR YOUR
OIL BURNER N O W .
Prompt Service
Guaranteed.
Glover & Chase
1 6 Courtland St.*.'
Strafford, so.
Court of Probate.
To the heirs- a t law of the
estate of Nettle B . French, late of
Farmlngton, in said County, de
ceased, intestate, and to all others
interested therein:
Whereas Ned L. Parker, admin
istrator ot the estate of said de
ceased, has filed in the Probate
Office for said County, his petition
for license to sell real estate be
longing to the estate ot said de
ceased, said real estate being ful
ly described in his petition, and
open for examination by ail par
ties interested.
Ton are hereby cited to appear
at a Court' of Probate to be holden
a t Dover, in said County, on the
sixth day of January next, to
show cause If a n y you have, why
the same should not be allowed,
Said administrator.,.)*'',.ordered
t o serve this citation by causing
the same to be published once
each week iox - three, - successive
week* In '.the, •yarmliigton News,;
a newspaper printed at Farming-!
ton, in said County, the last pub
lication, to be- a t -least seven days
before' said. Court.
Given a t Dover, in said County,
this twenty-fourth day of'Novem
her, A . D„ 1947; ~ ~ .
Ethel O/Waldron,
Register.
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Farmington
All - Night Parking
ON FARMINGTON STREETS
PROHIBITED
T o Aid Snow Removal
. TO F A C I L I T A T E FLOWING A N D T H E R E M O V A L O F SNOW
F R O M ALL T H E . S T R E E T S O F T H E T O W N , C A S O W N E R S
A R E NOTIFIED T H A T P A R K I N G CARS A L L N I G H T DURING
T H E W I N T E R MONTHS I S STRICTLY P R O H I B I T E D .
PER ORDER,
E L M E R E. C L O U G H
C H I E F OF P O L I C E
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Farmington News Articles October-December 1947 Discussing Great Fire Of 1947
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Farmington News articles from October-December of 1947 discussing and detailing the Great Fire of 1947. Some of the later articles detail the human toll and monetary costs of the fire. Full news page size.
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1947
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